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Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd.'s SEC filings document the disclosures of a foreign private issuer that develops and operates utility-scale renewable energy projects. Its Form 6-K current reports furnish earnings releases, investor presentations, operational updates and IFRS financial information tied to its solar, wind and energy storage portfolio.
The filings also cover capital-structure matters, including unsecured notes, Israeli shelf offering materials, bond ratings and debt refinancing disclosures. Additional filing subjects include material agreements, shareholder voting matters, governance disclosures, risk factors and registration-statement references connected to the company's public-company reporting in the United States and Israel.
Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd. executive Marko Liposcak sold 6,402 ordinary shares in an open-market transaction. The shares were sold at a price of $92.53 per share, leaving him with 32,539 ordinary shares held directly after the sale.
He also holds stock options with an exercise price of $27.33 per share, expiring on October 1, 2032, which are exercisable for 89,767 ordinary shares. These options were not transacted and are reported for informational purposes only, alongside previously granted restricted share units that vest over future dates.
Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd. received an ‘ilA’ rating from S&P Global Ratings Maalot on unsecured Series G notes for an issuance of up to NIS 1 billion present value. This rating applies to bonds issued through the expansion of Series G.
The proceeds are expected to be used mainly for the company’s ongoing activity and for refinancing existing debt. S&P Maalot affirms the company’s long-term issuer rating at ilA/Stable, with senior unsecured Series C, D, F, G and H also rated ilA and a senior secured loan for PV and storage projects rated ilA+.
Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd. furnished a credit rating update from Midroog, an affiliate of Moody’s, covering its Israeli shekel bonds. Midroog assigns an A2.il issuer rating with a positive outlook and the same A2.il, positive outlook rating to debentures issued through an expansion of Series 7 in an amount of up to NIS 1 billion par value, compared with a previously rated amount of up to NIS 550 million par value. Other outstanding Enlight bond series, with final maturities between 2026 and 2033, also carry A2.il ratings with positive outlooks. The report stresses that these ratings are opinions on relative creditworthiness within Israel and are not investment advice.
Clal Insurance Enterprises Holdings Ltd. reports beneficial ownership of 11,688,077 Ordinary Shares of Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd., equal to 8.4% of the class based on March 15, 2026 outstanding share data. Of those shares, 242,386 are held for Clal's own account and 11,445,691 are held for members of the public through funds and insurance policies managed by Clal subsidiaries, which the filing states exercise independent voting and investment decisions. The filing clarifies that Clal does not admit beneficial ownership of more than 242,386 shares for its own account.
Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd. held an institutional tender in Israel for unsecured Series G notes and plans to accept prior undertakings totaling approximately NIS 1,015 million (about $359 million). Classified Investors submitted demand of roughly NIS 1,368 million (about $472 million), indicating the offer was oversubscribed.
The company intends to issue about 976 thousand note units, each with NIS 1,000 principal, at a minimum unit price of 1,040 NIS. The notes are part of an existing Series G and run until September 2033. Net proceeds are planned for the company’s growth plan, including new projects, debt refinancing and portfolio expansion.
The public component of the offering, if executed, will be made in Israel under a shelf offering report, with final interest rates set in a public tender. The issuance remains subject to required approvals, including from the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, and there is no certainty the offering will take place.
Odysight.ai, Inc. reports beneficial ownership disclosures from a group of affiliated Israeli entities and individuals. The filing lists share counts and percent ownership for each reporting person, including Y.D. More Investments Ltd.: 973,543 shares (5.95%), More Investment House Portfolio Management Ltd.: 512,882 shares (3.13%), and More Provident Funds and Pension Ltd.: 460,661 shares (2.82%). The filing states these securities are held for the benefit of funds and clients and identifies shared voting and disposition arrangements among the reporting persons.
Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd. Schedule 13G/A shows a joint group of reporting persons led by Y.D. More Investments Ltd. reporting beneficial ownership positions as of March 31, 2026. The group reports 6,128,179 ordinary shares for Y.D. More (representing 4.40% of the class) and discloses convertible-bond-equivalent amounts included in those totals.
The filing breaks out holdings for affiliated entities: More Provident holds 3,880,337 shares (2.78%), More Mutual holds 1,946,262 shares (1.40%), and More Investment holds 301,581 shares (0.22%). The ownership percentages are calculated on 138,777,650 ordinary shares outstanding as of March 31, 2026, per the Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange.
Enlight Renewable Energy VP and general counsel Lisa Haimovitz exercised employee stock options and completed a related sale of ordinary shares. She exercised 957 options at $19.87 per share, with 220 shares retained by the company to cover the exercise price, and sold 737 shares in an open-market transaction at $92.75 per share. Following these transactions, she directly holds 13,026 ordinary shares, and the position change reflects a routine exercise-and-sell pattern linked to employee equity compensation.
Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd. director and vice chairman Yair Seroussi exercised stock options and sold shares in early May 2026. He exercised 35,000 ordinary shares at $23.22 per share, with 9,462 shares delivered back to the company to cover the exercise price and tax obligations. He then made open-market sales totaling 25,538 shares at prices of $90.63 and $89.04 per share, and reported direct ownership of 14,233 ordinary shares afterward, alongside remaining stock options.
Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd. received an ‘ilA’ rating from S&P Maalot for an unsecured bond issuance of up to NIS 550 million par value through an expansion of Series G. The proceeds are expected to be used mainly for ongoing corporate activity and refinancing existing debt.
The company’s long-term issuer rating remains ilA/Stable, and other bond series, including C, D, F, G and H, also carry ilA ratings, while a senior secured loan for PV and storage projects is rated ilA+. The rating action was requested by the issuer and reflects S&P Maalot’s current credit opinion.